I found the video at the top of Using the Content Builder Project guide to be misleading.
Yes, it says in giant text "Demonstration" in the entire video, but it's also right at the top of "Using the Content Builder Project" and is titled "New Content Builder Project - Getting Started".
It also contains other outdated info, such as how the .csproj is set up referencing the wrong (old) runtime packages. (#304)
For me, I found this and the talk-format of the video, to be a video tutorial I was meant to be following along with in my own project.
This led me to several frustrations and problems I would not have encountered, if I had just followed the actual written guide.
I would suggest one of:
- The video be placed at the bottom of the page
- The video be recreated to be guide-worthy (maybe with
3.8.6?)
- The video's youtube title be changed and/or a web disclaimer be added that it's for overview purposes, and the content is partly outdated.
I found the video at the top of Using the Content Builder Project guide to be misleading.
Yes, it says in giant text "Demonstration" in the entire video, but it's also right at the top of "Using the Content Builder Project" and is titled "New Content Builder Project - Getting Started".
It also contains other outdated info, such as how the .csproj is set up referencing the wrong (old) runtime packages. (#304)
For me, I found this and the talk-format of the video, to be a video tutorial I was meant to be following along with in my own project.
This led me to several frustrations and problems I would not have encountered, if I had just followed the actual written guide.
I would suggest one of:
3.8.6?)